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#2. Arsene Wenger
At the end of the 2017/18 season, Arsene Wenger drew curtains on his 22 years long spell as manager of Arsenal.
Wenger’s legacy at Arsenal, in the Premier League and even in the history of the game is unparalleled. He managed Arsenal in 1235 games and his 707 wins gave him a win percentage of 57.2.
The 68-year-old won 17 titles in his 22 years at Arsenal. He won three league titles, a record seven FA Cups and seven Community Shields as Arsenal manager but the UEFA Champions League eluded him.
In the history of the FA Cup, only four teams have won more trophies than Arsene. However, his biggest achievement at Arsenal was winning the Premier League unbeaten in 2003/04. His team from 03/04 were nicknamed ‘the invincibles’ and they are often talked about but has never been replicated.
Wenger also oversaw the construction of Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium and during a period of severe financial crunch, he managed to secure a minimum of Champions League qualification for 20 successive seasons.
He’s taking a deserved break from management but he’s not out of the game yet. If a proposal that interests him comes up, then he will be raring to get back on the touchline.
